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Iowa City High shuts out Linn-Mar in boys’ soccer substate semifinals
By Hannah Myers, correspondent
May. 23, 2018 11:06 pm, Updated: May. 24, 2018 12:18 am
IOWA CITY — After a long and hard battle, Iowa City High propels onward after beating Linn-Mar, 3-0, Wednesday night in the Class 3A boys' soccer substate semifinals.
No. 4 City High (14-4) put the pressure on Linn-Mar (8-9) early in the game and didn't let up. Ethan teDuits scored the first goal of the game by sending a quick shot past Linn-Mar goalkeeper Seth Lukefahr. The goal seemed to ignite a fire among the team.
'The win feels great,' teDuits said. 'Now we move on from here and on to state.'
Miguel Sola quickly tacked another goal after playing off a blocked shot by fellow teammate John Clark.
City High blasted a total of 18 shots, with eight of those shots being on goal.
Up 2-0, City High started the second half with the same energy as the first. Adam Engelbrecht booted a long shot to the far end of the goal, putting the Little Hawks up 3-0.
Along with his goal, Engelbrecht also collected an assist.
'I think the guys did a great job,' City High Head Coach Jose Fajardo said. 'We kept them away from the ball most of the game and were able to get a few goals in.'
City High will take on Ottumwa on Saturday in Iowa City for the substate title.
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